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Need to Distinguish Left and Right Keys for "Ctrl, Alt, Shift" on the Keyboard #3636

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rustbasic opened this issue Nov 26, 2023 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #5400
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Need to Distinguish Left and Right Keys for "Ctrl, Alt, Shift" on the Keyboard #3636

rustbasic opened this issue Nov 26, 2023 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #5400

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rustbasic commented Nov 26, 2023

Subject: Need to Distinguish Left and Right Keys for Ctrl, Alt, Shift on the Keyboard

Dear Emilk,

It seems that while it's possible to detect the "left Ctrl" and "left Alt" on the keyboard,
there is no way to determine whether the "right Ctrl" or "right Alt" has been pressed.
In the case of "Shift", even if the right Shift is pressed, it is recognized as Shift.

It would be better if there is a way to differentiate between left and right for "Ctrl, Alt, and Shift" keys.
Additionally, it is necessary to check "CapsLock (*), NumLock, ScrollLock."

This is particularly essential for regions where the "right Alt" key or "right Ctrl" key is commonly used
as a language switch key, not just in English-speaking areas.

Thanks, Emilk.

Library: egui v0.24.0 ( and all versions)
OS: windows 10

This was referenced Nov 24, 2024
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